The speakers I took out of a 2002 Pontiac Grand Am say 2ohm on the voice coil, can you please tell me if these are 2ohm?
10388
I'm not positive I put them in my mothers 2002 grand am for her. They mounted, plugged, and played the exact same. They sound great for the factory system. Very happy with them.
10389
Yes they are. And they are exact replacement. Be careful with them. They sound great but just like factory speakers they are easy to blow. I had mine about two weeks and blew one because I had it cranked way up.
10390
yes they r my speakers work great my son turns it up all the time they sound really good
316625
With that speaker the amp has to be stable at 1 ohm I ended up changing the sub to the 4 ohm one because of the dual voice coil it has actual 2 ohm. The amp I bought was only stable at 2. Just depends on what you like truly.
1349463
How much rms can the subs handle? And are they dual voice coils or single and are they 2ohms or 4ohms, gotta give more details.
2026859
IMO if you putting these on a aftermarket amp get some 4 ohm speakers to be more amp friendly. These are 2 ohm and probably best for factory replacements. As far as what amp to get i am guessing you are going low budget. MBQuart and hifonics make cheap good 4ch amps. Stay away from the wally world stuff and don't forget high level inputs or a line out converter. PAC SNI-35 great budget LOC
496803
That would depend on whether that car uses a monsoon amp system as the grand am does. This speaker is different than most in that it requires 4 input wires instead of the regular 2. Its just the way monsoon sets it up. If your car does not have a monsoon system then no,I would not recommend these speakers
824861
these subs hit hard for the price man.. 2ohm or 4 ohm DVC's ?? id wire them at 4 ohms.. might be pushing it. since they are only 600 rms peak subs..
1027844
They will work fine. They are 2 ohm but it's more for power purpose. They will sound loud with lower wattage. Don't expect bass. They have crisp highs and they are a good rear fill speaker.
1013366
Yes they are, but if they are wired in series you will get 8 ohms and if they are wired in parallel it would be 2 ohms. So to get the 8 ohms you need, using the 4 terminals on the speaker, connect a wire from the positive terminal on one side to the negative on the other side. Now the 2 wires for the speaker connection ( positive & negative ) would connect up the empty positive and negative terminals that are left. This connection would give you 8 ohms.
773816
If they are dual voice coil 4ohm subs you can wire them down to 1 ohm and give each sub 600 rms (1200 rms at 1 ohm). The amp will give you 600 rms at 4ohm, 900 rms at 2 ohms as well. This is a powerful amp it will pound those type R's.
1372630
They are a dual 4 ohm. I traded it for a pit bull puppy. I never used it. My neighbor seems to like it though. He said it sounds way better then the Alpine type s and JL Audio w3 he had. I can hear him coming down a couple of blocks. They are not the 2500 watts they claim though. It's a plastic cover over the magnet to make it look bigger. They sound good but I wouldn't feed them over 500 watts.
1453174
4ohm dual voice coil. Meaning it u have just 1 Sub. It can only be wired at 8ohm or bridge it at the voice coils. To get a 2ohm. . If u have 2 speakers. U can wire at 4 an 1ohm.
1558300
They are 2 ohms, crutchfield has a typo on Details tab. If you download the owners manual pdf on the same page, you will see that entire line is 2 omhs. These speakers are a few years and one Gen old. The 11i tweeters sound a little better, but the 9i sound very good and just as loud. And make the most out of every watt sent from the head unit
28354
Sure, you'll want to wire them differently depending on the specs. If they're 2ohm speakers you'll want to wire them in series so they have 4 ohms of resistance. If they're 4 or 8 ohm you'll want to wire them in parallel for a 2 or 4 ohm resistance.
2048178
But if they really are 2ohm they will eventually burn up your head unit right? Most are only 4 ohm stable
1575038
Shouldn't be an issue. Drove a pair of speakers rated at 8ohms, 420W with no issues. Only reason I replaced mine was the lack of a sub-out port.
1558299
All the info I read put them at 2ohm. I am running them at 2ohm from my amp.
86978
These are 6 ohm speakers so I will safely say no. You may want to contact the amplifier manufacturer for their input.Sincerely,Matt